Recent content by SamirD

Oh, I would only tell her after I came and got it. :D

Yep, EVEN LOWER now at $197 with mb and ram. And you thought $330 was good. :jimlad:

If I drove to you my wife would kill me...I'm still thinking about it, lol. Wouldn't be able to do it before May 12th though.

I'm hoping those days are behind us now--stuff was so jank initially, lol.

Oh yeah, they'll last too. Just got to find a way to network it--I think the router is the best bet.

Here's a link to what I think you're needing for the adapter: https://www.moddiy.com/products/PSU-Mini-24-Pin-to-Standard-24-Pin-Adapter-Cable-10cm-for-HP.html https://www.moddiy.com/products/Mini-24-Pin-to-Standard-20-Pin-PSU-Main-Power-Adapter-Cable-10cm-for-HP.html...

I miss having TWO in the chicagoland area. That and Frys was some fun shopping days. :) Nothing like getting out and seeing toys to clear the head.

Once you go network laser, you'll never go back to anything else. :D

Yep, as long as your router is fairly new, it should support the brother as the brother has support under cups under linux. :) Definitely post back because I'm curious how it turns out as I have a laser brother that's usb only that I've not figured out what I want to do with.

Do these start to curl up at the ends like some others do?

Yep, the guy who posted this on the other site was actually going back to return an intel kit that was far slower than this and picked up this cpu and and open box mb and some ram for a far faster rig than he was originally planning to build. :) Great value right now between this and the 6750...

Between this and the 7900x3d deal out there, it's a good time to build something with a lot of bang for the buck. :)

$216 is even hotter at Microcenter. :D From another forum: "Pick from a selection of motherboards and ram (you don't have to use the default bundle they offer), then add the 7800x3d to cart and the 7800x3d drops to $216 in price as part of the bundle deal, you will see the prices in cart as...

Awesome and highly underrated movie!

ime it's just the usual 24 or 20 pin motherboard with the +4 for the cpu or not. Typically only one or two molex or sata for those devices and one floppy type connector. Really basic units with all industry standard stuff so if someone has a spare atx lying around (or not as you can just...